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To Prevent Burial Alive.

10 the EdltOr OF 4 he EFENINtf S1Ak:
The sad accident resulting In the death OF Miss
Hershey, and the sub Sequent report that the
young lady 'had come TO life again ut the grave"
impels me. In the interest OF humanity, TO send
you this communication Why can We not have a
mOrtuary chapel, or vault, attached to the ceme-
terry so that a corpse could remain on a slab or
table. surrounded by electric wires communicate
ing with the residence OF a surgeon. BY this
means the slightest movement OF the corpse
would cause a vibration OF the wires, and make 1t
possible proOng LIE by resuscitation should the
vital spark remain. Again, the ice process used
so extensively by undertakers, makes IL almost
impossible Tor the body TO retain animal heat
which Is necessary a life adjunct. Nearly all or
these OF burial alive might be avoided by the
method write OF, mOrtuary chapels having been
IN existence for a number OF years In all Italian
cities and many Others In Europe. p.
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HE CoxTRADICTs Mr. CHOATE AND TALKS OF A PE
SONAL ENCOUNTER.

He CoNTRADICTs Mr. CHOATE AND TALKS OF A PER
SONAL ENCOUNTER.
Col Robert G. IngersoIl came into the New
York Supreme Court yesterday morning as coun-
sci for Arthur Dyett assignee OF John c. Emo, In
his suit against seymour, Baker & CO. The latter
were represented by Mr.. jos. Choate. Argument
In the case had not proceeded very far when Mr..
Choate rose TO read decision OF the General Term.
Col. Ingersoil said his opponent was not reading
the decision properly. Mr. Choate said there was
no need OF using such r0wdy language. Several
hot worcs passed between the two lawyers, when
Col Ingersoll shouted: "Mr. Choate, IL you want
a personal encounter with me you can have 1t"
Judge Barrett here called the gentlemen down.
The suit charges seymour, Baker Co, stock
brokers, with wrongfully appropriattng 800, 600
OF Eno's money. Before the eX-bank president
left suddenly for Canada he specialized through
seymour, Baker & Co., and the plaintiff claims
that the arm traded In 81 800 900 worth OF stocks
for their client between January 1 and May l.,
1884 The market went against Emo and he paid
them S4O0 900, which represented his losses and
their commissions Mr.. Dyett now claims that
seymour. Baker & co. did not buy or sell stocks
at all, but that they acted like a bucket shop,
and that Therefore, as no work was performed.
they had no right to charge for commissions.
Seymour, Baker & Co. deny all the counts In the
complaint. Col Ingerson asked Judge Barrett TO
grant an order requiring the defendants TO submit
their books for examination In court, and decision
was reserved
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AIR LINE.

DIEDMONT AIR LINE,
Il schedule in effect September 5. 1887.
between Alexandra and Iynchburg, Blue Ridge
iars sp, sns Bristol knO.v
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Charlotte Atlanta, Birmingham. Montgomery. New
York TO Atlanta in connection with Pullman Seepers
Atlanta to New Orleans, and Mann Boudoir Seepers
Tor BirTmngham vicksburx and Shreveport Solid
s:55 PsM@bsiiy. except Sunday. for Manassas
RVerton with s. K for Lnray arrivnS see M q
Gordonsville Charlottesviile Louisville Cincinnati
and Ohio route Pullman sieepers and solid Trains
Washington to Louisville: also tor Lynchburg Bristol
Chattanoogl, Memphis, Little Rock, and all south
ton to Memphis without change.
11:OOP. M-Southern Express Daily for Lynch
burg; Danyille. Raleigh Asheyiile. Charlotte.
Orleans. Texas and cslifornia Pullman SLEEPER M
Washington to Galveston, Texes, via Atlanta. Mont
gomery and New Orleans Pullman Sleeper WASH
Trains on Washington and Olio division leave WASH
ington 9l2 NJ, Daily except sunday and AS p
NJ: Returning leave Round Hin sos A M Daily and
$50 ana s s1se' Sunday arriving Washington
vile and Iynchburg arrive in Washington 10 A. NJ
and :s3 A. via East Tennessee, Bristol and Lynch
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spa SnS ro1ts a. sad at o4of NJ
Tickets; sleeping car reservation and information
furnished and baexnge checked 81 office, 1900 Penn
vania Railroad, On and sts JAS L TAYLOR
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Locked I'm with q COrpse.

One afternoon last week q Mr. seymour and
some members OF his family joined Great North
ern fast train at Hitchin and In the further corner
OF the compartment which they entered was a
man apparently asleep; but hardly was the train
In motion when they discovered that he was dead
OF course they at once tried TO communicate with
the guard for the purpose OF stopping the train,
but, as - usually the case under such ctrcum-
stances, the cord which connected the Carriage
with tie van broke, and they were obliged TO
travel fpr nearly an hour with the corpse This
was CHASTITY experience; Dut suppose the man
had been a numerous lunatic, what would have
been the position OF the passengers when the
communication cord snapped?
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WHOEVER DOES so, Mr.. THURMAN SAYS, Is AN En-
ENVY OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
Another letter from Judge Thurman is pub
lished, In which he says: 81 have seen in the
Dispatch of yesterday evening card OF Gen. Henry
II. jackson in relation to some remarks Of mine in
my brief and or-hand address to the Thurman
Club last Saturday night 1 am glad to learn by
the generals card that the report to which al
luded in respect to his recall from the mission to
Mexico was unfounded In fact. am incapable Of
willfully doing any man injustice and had known
what i now learn from Gen. JacksOn's card,
should not have alluded, however remotely, to the
report to which referred. What said about the
doctrine OF secession was expression OF opinion
Is still my opinion that whoever breaches the doc
trine OF secession as living issue is not only an
enemy OF the democratic party, but OF the whole
country, and, smarting under the injury done to
the democratic party OF OHIO by Gen. JackSOn's
Macon speech, which the result OF the election has
made apparent TO every one, IL is not, perhaps sur
prlslng that used language that may seem harsh
and even bitter Yet, feeling as do, hardly any
Language TOO strong could be used In cOndemna-
ton OF the sectional speeches recently made In the
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LI BLANCHE KNOCKS OUT KKLLkHxR.-George
Le Blanche, better known as sSrhe Marine" met
Denny kelleher, OF Philadelphia, In Wilmington,
Del. last night In a four-round confess with two,
ounce gloves The night lasted but five and one
nalf minutes and the Marine put his man to sleep
keleher was knocked DOWN three times. Twice
eignt seconds elapsed before he was abb TO regain
the time-keeper sent the men 20 tneir corner 1,1
When the second round opened Le Blanche went
~ ms man sayageiy and In one minute knocked
him completely out Kolleher,s condition was pitt
able. FIVE minutes elapsed before he recovered
s1mctently 70 be taken from the ring.
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Gov. Lee has issued his proclamation fixing NO
vember "A as Thanksgiving Day In Virginia.
Henry Barstow Piatt son Of senator Plat, Of
New York, was married In Wilkesbarre, Pa, last
evening 70 Miss Grace Lee Phelps daughter Of Jno.
c. Phelps
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The Revolving knights.

PROGRESS OF THE REORGANIZATION MOVEMENT.
From the Philadelphia Press, To-day.
Inc reorganization movement among the
knights OF Labor Is rapidly gaining ground in this
City. On Sunday afternoon large meeting Of
antf-administration knights was held In Kensing-
ton, when the secession idea was approved and
plans were discussed to widen the scope OF the
work OF reconstruction in Philadelphia The meet
Ing was attended by nearly all the leaders OF the
We're several or the delegates to the recent
OF the general assembly at Minneapolis. District
assembly 1, "the old and reliable" was well re-
presented, as were also ShOemakerS' District As
i26; textile Workers District Assembly, 100;
Machinery Constructors District Assembly, 1913,
anu fennsylvania Railro ID Employees District
Assembly, 212. Besides these were q number of
are now seeking to form national trade assembly
vi Ileir crarr, and who expect to become
banded IN one organization at an early date.
carpet Workers District Assembly, 126, as is
expelled last May by the general executive board
on the ground OF fnSubordnat1on. Around this
district as nucleus, therefore, the other disaf-
Iecteu districts Will consent TO arrange themselves,
the secession movement will be done through the
medium or District Assembly 12a The other dis
trlctS can thus preserve their autonomy In the
order In safety and In privacy until the time should
arrive when 1t would be advisable to announce
themselves openly on the side OF the seceSsiOnsts
AT the meeting on Sunday the manifesto issued by
the provisional committee in Chicago two weeks
ago was read and discussed with great enthusiasm.
Delegates TO the Minneapolis convention explained
Certain points In 1t which were not generally I'M
derStoOd, and 1t was emphaticaliy declared that
every assertion contained In the manifesto could
be proven with documents and affldavits. 1t was
point at which to establish the headquarters OF
the provisional committee than Chicago.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.
nAILY LINE TO FORFOLK FORTRESS MON
IL ROE. AND THE SOUTH

Steamers GEORGE LEARY and LADY OF THE
LAKE, of which leaves Warrington daily at ) d IN
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ers also with all other rail and Steamboat lines.
Steamer LeAry lands at F1ney Point going aud return
ing Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Steamer Lake lands at Corsheld Harbor going and
returning, Tnesday. Thursday and Saturday..
Knox and L0yds express win call and check bag
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Lesry. 1853. Lake "a
Psssengers rates will be on and after e 18th 81 for
straight ticket and S3 round trip.
Mt. VERNON! MT. VERNON!
STEAMER W. W. CORCORAN
Leaves 7th street wharf daily Except Sunday for Mt
Vernon and River Landings far down a Glymont at
10 O'Clock n m. Returning reaches Washington
$40 L. l. BLAKE. Captain
OTEAMER PILOT BOY LEAVES 9TH ST. WHARF
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E L Folsom, Agent, 9TH st. wharf.
JOHN McGAHEE. Alexandris, Va, Agent s.s-:im
LOB POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Il NEW IRON STEAMER "MAKEFIELD"
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EDUCATIONAL.

INSTRUCTION IN LATIN. GREEK AND
French BY gentieman at leisure after pm, 1T
residence Of pupils II desired: terms modcrste Ad-
dress FRANK. City Post-onice nlO-6ts
MIDDLE-AaED GERMAN LADY DESIRES A
1 few more pupils at their Residences in vicinity Of
lows Circle for Singing after the true Italian method
Classic and Modern Music. French, German and Ital-
ian by grammar and conversation. Address x e. star
ONCE. nlO-3t
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RAILROADS.
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INCBSpiAfIEs AND Thugs ovKRRUN THH CITY
An Indianapolis special 70 the Cincinnati Ohm
nserctai says: The "re bugs OF this city are Gre
ating CONSERVATION on all sides and hardly
night passes but there Is some property Destroyed
by them. The first six days OF the month wit
messed seven incendiary nres and early this morn
ing two more were added 70 the list The property
destroyed consists mostly OF stables, which are
easily nrod but In the aggregate the loss Is con-
siderable. Footpads are abroad In ali parts OF
the city and 10 Is nightly occurrence for men 70
be knocked down and robbed An old citizen WAS
sand-bagged saturday night ana robbed, and last
night a mere Lad was drugged and ROBBED OF q
small amount The police appear 70 have NO caewx
burning and plumber.
Blow EIsarY-NvI FEET mo fHB ArR-At
HopkinsVine. KY, horrible accident occurred
yesterday afternoon "A naphtha gas tank ex-
pioded killing outright Superintendent J. b. Haw
Ieys ntts0 SD Walter, who WAS sitting upon the
TANK He was blown s. feet and mutt lated BE-
yond recognition.
MEXICAN vEfxRANs-The Mexican Veterans As
eo1Ation In session at Fort Worth, Tex, yester-
Gay erected the foiioW1ng on1cers for the ensuing
year: Gen James w. Denver, OF WILMINGTON, o.,
presioeni; Cen NJ ID. Manson, q Charlottesville,
IND. uce-pre sident; Alexander NJ Kennedy OF
Wasnlngson, ID. C., secretary, and 8. J.. Ftcden. OF
LoGanspcft, Id, mArsnal
Dr. Jonn Thornley,, retired naval SURGEON, died
q charlottesville, Va, yesterday.
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THE NOVEMBER SELECTIONS.
Points Of Interest In the Returns.

REVIVED RETURNS IRON NEW YORK.
The latest revised returns from New York by
counties give Cook (democrat) 1895; Grant IRE
puDlican) 60,459. Cooks plurality 16,466 The
corrected totals OF the New York city vote show
the Following result: Secretary OF State-Grant,
$500; Cook, lilo, Isl; George. 37,316; Hall, $40.
huntington, 1,479. State OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
59,s6l; Wemple, lilo, $50; wilder. 36,337; Barker,
o,oO1; Hitchcock, Isis. State treasurer-Car-
michael, 59,S23; Fitzgerald, Tic, Hiss; Cummings
80, 74O; Enrich, 5O87; smith, 1,493 District at
torney-complete-N 7,22s; Fellows, 30, S06;
Post 81, 932; Soaring. 4,7l0; Mainerre, ia Con-
Doody, 1882; Rogers, 5,62l; Wagnalls. ,113
Miss Ida L Grimm, dem. candidate for school
commissioner In the third district OF Oswego
county, was elected yesterday by nearly 400 ma
1ority, running 600 ahead Of her ticket. The
majority OF Tracy deny for Congress from the Al
oany district, Is 2, 400
THE RESULT IN MARYLAND.
The returns fnOm Maryland place Jackson's
majority at 10000. The constitutional convention
Is defeated by large majority and the State
legislature islargey democratic, the senate being
composed OF % democrats and republicans; the
mouse OF delegates 20 democrats, 81 republicans
THE VOTE IN IOWA.
Returns from $50 Of the 800 precincts of the
state OF Iowa show a net democratic gain OF 785.
state 1t will give Larrabee, rep, for governor,
$4,000 plurality over Anderson, dem, and q
maJonty OF 1900 over ALL The vote OF Cain, union
LABOR Tor governor, will be between 5000 and TO-
600 Franham, pro-. vote will fall under 200 in the
state The legislature will be republican by about
As on Joint ballot.
HOW THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES WILL STAND.
The estimates upon the latest returns in Virginia
give the democrats % and the republicans IL in
the State senate, the democrats Is and the repub-
Leans 35 In the house OF delegates.
HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO.
Hamilton County, Ohio, gave Foraker (rep.)
30, OsO Powell deny, 23,417; Seitz (union labor,
II, OS3; sharp prohibitionist), 500.
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DE-. Jonn Thornley,, q retired naval SURGEON. died
q Charlottesville, Va, yesterday.
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THE FRENCH SYSTEM OF sOUND.-THE
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DIANO LESSONS.
Il MISS CLARA HARRISON
Pupil Of VIM Mason, n. Y,

A LADY EXPERIENCED IN TEACHING WOULD
"A like TO take class few private pupils prepur-
ing for the cyil-service examination; arithmetic
speciality. Address Box 70 Star Office No 6ts